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title: "Pando"
description: "A git platform for monorepos, built on Cloudflare Workers and Artifacts, for many agents working at once."
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> Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gitpando.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Pando

Pando hosts repositories. A repository on Pando is a folder of projects, each its own git repo, under `projects/`, plus the files around them: notes, decisions, plans. Each project has its own history, branches and checks. Each branch gets its own folder, a worktree, so many agents can work on one repository at once without getting in each other's way.

You work with plain git and the `pando` command. The web app shows your repositories, their files, branches, checks and activity.

## Start here

- [Get started](/get-started/): install `pando`, sign in, clone a repository, and work on a branch.
- [Worktrees](/worktrees/): one branch, one folder.
- [Projects and references](/references/): repos you work on, and repos you keep nearby to read.
- [A plain git repository](/plain-git/): Pando with one ordinary git repo, no projects.
- [CLI reference](/cli/): every `pando` command.
- [Checks and CI](/ci/): checks on a branch, and Merge waiting for them.
- [Limits](/limits/): the sizes and times Pando holds to today.
- [API reference](/api/): the HTTP API the CLI and the web app use.
- [Changelog](/changelog/): what changed, by date.
- [Contact](/contact/): where to write about Pando.

Source: https://docs.gitpando.com/index.mdx